When adding solutions to a sterile field, pour:
A) A small amount into a waste receptacle first to cleanse the lip of the bottle
B) By resting the neck of the bottle against the sterile container to prevent splashing
C) Carefully and rapidly to avoid drips
D) From at least 8 inches above the container to be filled
E) From at least 10 inches above the container to be filled
Answer: A) A small amount into a waste receptacle first to cleanse the lip of the bottle
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